First class A, tippy feel when driving
I have had campers for several years. Starting with a bumper pull, and working my way up thru 5th wheels. I now have upgraded to a Class A, and am wondering if there is anything I can do to redu...
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The biggest problem is that you have shifted your seating position from down near the ground to up several feet in the Class A.
If you rode on the roof of your 5th tow truck you would probably feel the same swaying motion since the higher you are up, the more the sway is.
Try just driving it for awhile and see if you don't just get used to your new higher position and the different "seat of the pants" feel that you will have.
Naturally you want to make sure that your tires are properly inflated and that the suspension components, including the shocks, are in good shape.
If you rode on the roof of your 5th tow truck you would probably feel the same swaying motion since the higher you are up, the more the sway is.
Try just driving it for awhile and see if you don't just get used to your new higher position and the different "seat of the pants" feel that you will have.
Naturally you want to make sure that your tires are properly inflated and that the suspension components, including the shocks, are in good shape.
